 Sort of, kind of
Hello!
I would like to inquire (or enquire?) about some interesting rule I have experienced.
What is the difference?
- You can get any kind/sort of dishes there.
- There you can get dishes of any kind/any sort.
And another interesting usage:
- I sort of/kind of tried to understand what it was about.
It is always possible to use "kind of" OR "sort of" expressions before a verb. Is it official language?
Thank anybody that can be of some help.
Bye,
Balázs. |